Anyone Here Ever Pay To Train W/ A Retired Pro Bb, Ie: Frank Zane, Lou Ferrigno?

[punch]

So, if you were a golfer and had an opportunity to play w/ Tiger for 3 days, that would be a waste of time?

Would you rather pay $700 bucks to buy great golfing equipment and Seersucker pants or pay to have a golfing legend give you pointers on your game??

Be real, think about what your saying.

 

[MsBeverlyHills]

$700 for a three-hr training session??? does that include lunch & hooters girls???

geez-- what a ripoff!

 

[punch]

3 days 3 sessions 3hours each session. Just like the post says!

 

[louden_swain]

So, if you were a golfer and had an opportunity to play w/ Tiger for 3 days, that would be a waste of time?

For me it would be a waste of time. . . it would be pissing $700 dollars out of the window. I could use the money for tuition, equipment, rent, and etc.

Would you rather pay $700 bucks to buy great golfing equipment and Seersucker pants or pay to have a golfing legend give you pointers on your game??

I would rather have the equipment because it can last a lifetime. . . training sessions or practicing is over in 9 hours. There are plenty of people who are willing to give you reasonable advice for free. . thats what I prefer.

Be real, think about what your saying. [/B

I think these are things you should think about

 

[Deleted member 33117]

So, if you were a golfer and had an opportunity to play w/ Tiger for 3 days, that would be a waste of time?

Would you rather pay $700 bucks to buy great golfing equipment and Seersucker pants or pay to have a golfing legend give you pointers on your game??

Be real, think about what your saying.

No, but I would pay $700 for a famous pro bb's genetics. Do you really think most of them actually have more or better information that alot of the people on this board, or do they simply have better genetics for the sport? I'm going with the later, in which case, the $700 would be better spent on food, gear etc.

 

[louden_swain]

You can buy a nice home gym for $700.

How do you think the pros learned how to train and eat? They spent plenty of time researching and reading.

It seems like people are affraid to perform their own research.

 

[pwr_machine]

It seems like people are affraid to perform their own research.

Good point.

 

[MsBeverlyHills]

3 days 3 sessions 3hours each session. Just like the post says!

gotcha-- about $77 per hour-- in that case-- its a deal-- the trainers at golds run bet. 75-150/hr.

 

[Devastation]

if you got the dough and your heart's set on it, then just do it. then come back here and tell us everyting he/ she said verbatim so we won't ever have to go to a retired bb for training advice

 

[IronLion]

I would pay 77 bucks an hour to train with people who I respect greatly and admire. I don't see anything wrong with it. You said earlier punch that it was a psychological fix and I totally can relate. I however am broke, so I will continue to train myself.....lol